Comparative analysis of intrusion detection systems on library information systems

Conclusion
Good security practices dictate that Library Information Systems should be deployed strong security requirements. IDS monitor hosts for system alteration or sniffs network packets off the wire, seeking for malicious contents. IDS can be configured purely as monitoring and detection devices or it can participate as an inline device and prevent threats. Its biggest weaknesses are the high number of false-positives and the maintenance effort needed to keep signatures up to date and fine-tuned. There are also a number of unsolved issues concerning the analysis of attack to LIS. Detection analysis is clearly in the commercial domain now, but has been shown to be insufficient for detecting all attacks. Therefore, work is still in progress to experiment with new approaches to both knowledge-based and behavior based intrusion detection. Today IDSs are also working with artificial intelligence. That’s why, we are expected to see an upswing in this field.


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